Turkey Shoot Golf Scramble
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4-Person Scramble 10:30am SG; Entry Fee includes greens fee, golf cart, drink tickets, prizes and awards, rangeballs, and a meal following the round! Each player will also receive a free turkey! Pre-pay and save $5! All golfers welcome!
Turkey Shoot Golf Scramble
Phone : 913-651-7176 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : brian.flax@us.army.mil
Web: leavenworth.armymwr.com
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